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We follow the economic events and trends that affect New Zealand.
Financial markets in broad but shallow retreat, led by commodities. Canadian inflation lower. Malaysian exports strong. Australian consumers more bullish.
US housebuilders downbeat on cost pressure. Canadian housebuilders buoyant. India jobless levels low. Singapore exports fall. China keeps pressure on EU.
US jobless claims stay up. US PPI rises much more than expected. China mulls housing buyout. India credit rating upgraded. Australian employment rises.
US jobless claims stay high, inflation expectations do too. US farm trade turns negative. The BofE cuts its policy rate. China subsidises personal loans.
US data mixed. Canadian house prices fall as volumes rise. India holds. China announces new subsidy. Aussie living cost pressure eases. Cook Islands a hub for deepsea mining.
US ISM services PMI in stagflationary phase. US household debt rises, student loan arrears swell. India services PMI booms. China services PMI improves.
Trump demands US data be sanitised. China PMIs show no progress, doubles down on consumer subsidies. India factories star again. Markets go risk-averse.
US data soft, inflation data higher. Canada holds on despite threats. Japan factories busy. China factories less busy. Freight data shows mixed fortunes
